In Denizli, a total of 174,719 people underwent cancer screenings as part of the screening programs for breast, cervical, and colorectal cancers conducted throughout 2025.

As a result of these screenings, 204 people were diagnosed with cancer.

Under the Pink City Project carried out by the Denizli Provincial Health Directorate, 56,438 women received mammograms in 2025, with breast cancer detected in 140 of them.

Additionally, cervical cancer screenings were performed on 51,007 women, resulting in 37 cases of cervical cancer.

In colorectal cancer screenings, 67,274 individuals were screened, with 27 cases of bowel cancer identified.

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Berna Öztürk, the Provincial Health Director of Denizli, stated that cancer is one of the leading causes of death worldwide, following cardiovascular diseases, emphasizing the importance of early diagnosis.

The theme for World Cancer Day 2025-2027 has been set as 'We Are Unique Together,' highlighting that every individual's experience in the fight against cancer is unique, yet these differences represent a common strength that brings people together.

Approximately 240,000 cancer diagnoses are made annually in Turkey, with projections suggesting this number could reach 419,000 by 2045.

Many cancers diagnosed early have a high chance of recovery.

Cancer screenings are a crucial component of preventive health services and are provided free of charge in Denizli.

In 2025, 204 cancer cases were diagnosed early, and the KETEM centers in Denizli achieved notable successes at the national level.